Revitalising Communities in a Globalising World explores the opportunities and constraints globalisation presents for human development in a range of different situations. Arguing that globalisation is a system of organising social relations along neoliberal lines, the volume examines how people respond to social changes in their communities.
Revitalising Communities in a Globalising World explores the opportunities and constraints globalisation presents for human development in a range of different situations. Arguing that globalisation is a system of organising social relations along neoliberal lines, the volume examines how people respond to social changes in their communities.
Contents: Part I Theories and Concepts for Practice: Revitalising communities: introduction Lena Dominelli; Globalising communities: players and non-players Lena Dominelli; Globalisation and imperialism: wars and humanitarian intervention Ankie Hoogvelt; Discourses within and about social work Irene Levin; The paradox of risk assessment child safety and empowerment in child welfare Marilyn Callahan and Karen Swift; The road less travelled: reconstruction welfare and social development in South Africa Mel Gray and Bill Mitchell; Social work collective action and social movements: Rethematising the local-global nexus Carolyn Noble. Part II Practice in Changing Communities: Feminist anti-racist community development: critical alliance local to global Margaret Ledwith and Paula Asgill; Community participation: a critical appraisal of the role of 'community' in urban regeneration Gary Pattison; Community development strategies in the UK Keith Popple; Globalised microfinance: economic empowerment or just debt? Ingrid Burkett; Community development in contemporary Croatia: globalisation neoliberalism and NGOisation Paul Stubbs; Learning through our children healing for our children: best practice in First Nations communities Jacquie Green and Robina Thomas; Against the odds: community-based interventions for children in difficult circumstances in post-apartheid South Africa Vishanthie Sewpaul and Dorothee Hölscher; Communities of gatekeepers and communities of advocates: being disabled in Eastern Europe Darja Zavirek; Ethiopian migration: challenging traditional explanatory theories Abye Tasse; Globalisation: implications for international development work social work and the integration of immigrants in Sweden Sven Hessle; Rethinking and unravelling the interlocking dynamics of Caribbean emigration and return John Small; 'Home alone' Lincoln Williams; Globalisation and a flood of travellers: flooded travellers and social justice Gurid Aga As
Contents: Part I Theories and Concepts for Practice: Revitalising communities: introduction Lena Dominelli; Globalising communities: players and non-players Lena Dominelli; Globalisation and imperialism: wars and humanitarian intervention Ankie Hoogvelt; Discourses within and about social work Irene Levin; The paradox of risk assessment child safety and empowerment in child welfare Marilyn Callahan and Karen Swift; The road less travelled: reconstruction welfare and social development in South Africa Mel Gray and Bill Mitchell; Social work collective action and social movements: Rethematising the local-global nexus Carolyn Noble. Part II Practice in Changing Communities: Feminist anti-racist community development: critical alliance local to global Margaret Ledwith and Paula Asgill; Community participation: a critical appraisal of the role of 'community' in urban regeneration Gary Pattison; Community development strategies in the UK Keith Popple; Globalised microfinance: economic empowerment or just debt? Ingrid Burkett; Community development in contemporary Croatia: globalisation neoliberalism and NGOisation Paul Stubbs; Learning through our children healing for our children: best practice in First Nations communities Jacquie Green and Robina Thomas; Against the odds: community-based interventions for children in difficult circumstances in post-apartheid South Africa Vishanthie Sewpaul and Dorothee Hölscher; Communities of gatekeepers and communities of advocates: being disabled in Eastern Europe Darja Zavirek; Ethiopian migration: challenging traditional explanatory theories Abye Tasse; Globalisation: implications for international development work social work and the integration of immigrants in Sweden Sven Hessle; Rethinking and unravelling the interlocking dynamics of Caribbean emigration and return John Small; 'Home alone' Lincoln Williams; Globalisation and a flood of travellers: flooded travellers and social justice Gurid Aga As
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